Carefully Crafted Tours

Whatever you are accustomed to on European and British Isles tours, you'll need to put on the shelf because what we're talking about here is quite different.  Celtic Dream Tours has carefully crafted these vacations-of-a-lifetime to fit clients who have expectations far greater than the average traveler.  They dovetail perfectly with the limited number of people they tour with (generally only 14).

No Need To Think,
But This Not For Mind-Numbed Robots

For the most part, everything is included on these tours.  I say "for the most part" because there are certain things that shouldn't be included on a majestic tour.  Now, I know that this philosophy of tour construction won't probably sit well with those who judge the quality of a restaurant by the size of the portions.  They may just want to go to Las Vegas.   However, those that purchase these vacations will understand that the proper traveling experience includes moderation and choice. 

For example, Celtic Dream Tours does not include all dinners.  This is simply because in Scotland, most hotels have three course dinners and it's been found that most North Americans don't want this every night of the week.  It's just too much food and so the hosts of this tour include just over half of them.  Besides, It's nice to go off and, firstly have some time alone and secondly eat in a pub, or have a smaller dinner some nights.  This is all in keeping with the belief that a tour should not always be one big group activity.

This Is Not A Cruise

I know that you sell cruises and cruises sell very well in the United States and Canada.  But there is something to be said for for not being nickel and dimed to death on your vacation.  Unlike a cruise and many traditional tours where all day trips are extra, it's all included with Celtic Dream Tours - no hidden extras.   This company goes way beyond  accommodateing your clients... they spoil them! 

Built By Hand

Over my 25 years in the travel industry, I've worked with many tour operators.  One of the most unnerving aspects of being a tour operator is the lack of control you have over the components of the vacation.   The itineraries are largely based on where the contract ground operator decides to go and getting a good, reliable guide can be a daunting challenge.

At Celtic, you find things are quite a bit different.  They do ALL the planning, all the booking and all the escorting - they don't outsource anything!  Fiona Prosser, president and owner of the company, has personally been to all the hotels they use on the tours.

To run tours at the caliber of the ones Celtic produces, you really do need to adhere to such a demanding standard.  It's what sets them apart from all of those other tour operators you're use to selling up to now.